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Written questions by Brown-Fuller.

Every parliamentary written question tabled by Jess Brown-Fuller this session, with the full answer and department. Back to the MP page.

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19 Nov 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
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Whether she has plans to help deliver railway infrastructure upgrades in Chichester constituency.

Reply

The Chancellor has been clear about the state of the nation's finances and has launched a multi-year Spending Review. The Secretary of State has announced her intention to conduct a thorough review of the previous government's transport plans to ensure that our transport infrastructure portfolio drives economic growth and delivers value for money for taxpayers. No specific infrastructure upgrades are being actively considered in the Chichester constituency at present. Any proposals to government for such upgrades should include the support of West Sussex County Council and Transport for the South East and outline the impacts to growth, employment and housing that the proposal would involve.

19 Nov 2024·Department for Transport·Answered
Asked

Whether she plans to take steps to help improve the (a) reliability and (b) frequency of rail services serving Chichester constituency.

Reply

There are no current plans to make changes to rail services serving Chichester constituency following on from significant changes earlier in the year. Following a public consultation, a new West Coastway timetable was put in place from 2 June 2024. This redesigned the timetable for services in the Chichester area and doubled the number of trains towards Worthing and Brighton from two trains per hour to four trains per hour, creating a half-hourly service. This provides faster journey options towards Brighton and better spacing on the Southampton service.

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